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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Dr. Chakrabarty's little miracle actually called?

2. What happens to Copperfield and his whole team?

3. Where is his bio hazard suit?

4. What is different about the priest's body compared to all the others?

5. What does she request from her base?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Gordy so disturbed when he and Frank go into Our Lady of the Mountains Church?

2. How does the creature manage to get to Gordy on a personal level?

3. Why are Bryce and Jenny discouraged when Copperfield arrives?

4. What is the creature unable to use and how is that brought to the survivor's attention?

5. What does Copperfield's approach to the whole situation cost him?

6. What does scientist Sara Yamaguchi report to Bryce and Jenny after their investigation?

7. What do Copperfield's men discover in the sewer system as they are running power cables?

8. What is the situation at the Bischoff house, and how do Bryce and Jenny react?

9. What brainstorm does Sara have that she is afraid to voice out loud, but that the others sense hope in?

10. What is so unusual about the conditions at the Sheffield home that Frank and Gordy ask Bryce to come and look?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

What exactly is the Ancient Enemy? What reason does it have for its behavior? How does it view the human race? Why is it likely that it feels superior to the human race? How does it view Timothy Flyte in the beginning and why? What offer does it make to Timothy Flyte and how does it communicate this offer directly to him? Why is it important to the Ancient Enemy that Flyte be present and what does the entity hope to gain from his presence?

Essay Topic 2

Who in the group realizes that his occupation has squandered the gifts he was given? To what gifts is he referring? What promise does he make to himself and to God if he survives the ordeal in Snowfield? What happens that makes him believe he is being given a second chance? In reality, what is the source of this vision? What happens when he approaches, despite warnings not to from everyone else? Why is it likely that his death is so graphic and disturbing?

Essay Topic 3

What are the crimes Fletcher Kale has committed? Why did he commit them? What does he realize on his way to the courthouse, and how does that affect his behavior? What drastic action does he take at this stage to regain his freedom? What information does he learn that leads him to the perfect hideout? What earlier ties does he have to this property? After arriving, what does he discover that leads him to believe his life has a purpose and ironically would have made his other crimes unnecessary had he discovered this first?

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